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|  | | Black and White Volume I of the Lincoln County Law Trilogy
The trial of a lifetime for the highest of stakes takes a young attorney on a journey that will change his life.
This book, which was a finalist for the Best Legal Thriller Indie Excellence Award and received an Honorable Mention for Best Fiction in the New York Book Festival, begins the arc from the racist and sexist past of a rural Southern county to a future where there is hope that the scars of the past may be overcome. A brilliant young attorney is appointed to represent an innocent black man accused of killing a rich white philanthropist, sparking a legal battle that pits him against not only public opinion, but his family, friends, and the only woman he's ever loved.
As he battles to find | |  | | Choices: Volume II of the Lincoln County Law Trilogy
A journey through the judicial system from the trial court to the U.S. Supreme Court to protect a minor's fundamental privacy rights.
J.T. Lockman faces the challenge of a lifetime when he is appointed to enforce a teenager’s fundamental privacy rights while also representing a man charged with murdering his gay lover. He must face his own prejudices about issues that divide public opinion as his cases progress through the judicial system and come to terms with choices that matter and choices that don’t exist.
| |  | | College Football Etiquette
A story of one fan's road to true fandom along with game day etiquette and traditions from all of the Power Five schools.
This little book packs a lot in its pages, starting with the story of one football fan's path to true blue college football fandom, followed by a list of things necessary to preserve the storied traditions of today's college football scene, combined with a slice of the game day traditions of all of the Power Five Conference teams and their crazy fans. It's guaranteed to make you want to go out and immerse yourself in the game of college football. It covers everything from tailgating to superstitions, from history to game day traditions, from the thrill of victory to the agony of defeat. It's | |  | | Fairy Tales from the Land of Law
A collection of fictional short stories based on real life events that happen to children caught up in the legal system.
This book is a series of short stories based on real life situations I encountered in the courtroom over the years of my career. I was known for thinking out of the box when it came to cases involving children's issues. It was my contention that the bond of love between child and adult is protected by the constitution. Obviously, the DNA that is what makes the biological relationship so unique is an important factor to consider in deciding the proper residence of a child. However, when the presumption that DNA gives a parent has been disturbed by a parent's failure to assume responsibility for | |  | | Justice for the Black Knight
This book takes the reader on a journey through the racism embedded in Twentieth Century judicial system that leaves a man who has lived an exemplary life facing death by electrocution.
Justice for the Black Knight, an explosive legal thriller, is a story of relationships wrapped in a dark mystery from the distant past that holds the key to the salvation of a man on trial for his life. As a child, Freddie Edwards created an alter-ego, the Black Knight, who vowed to fight injustice in all forms. Years later, he finds himself accused of the brutal murder of a well-respected elderly man, represented by an incompetent lawyer, and facing death in the electric chair. His sister Ruby and their childhood friend Annabelle are reunited at his trial where they begin an exploration into | |  | | Living and Dying in the Rainbow Light
The first female trial attorney in a rural Southern town is appointed to represent a Mexican laborer accused of killing the trusted legal assistant of the most powerful attorney in the county who is also running for governor.
Elizabeth Shaw finds herself in a dilemma of great magnitude when she's appointed by Judge J.T. Lockman to represent the most hated man in the rural county where she practices law. Her client is accused of killing a popular legal assistant who worked for the most powerful lawyer in the county, a man who's also about to announce his candidacy for governor of the state. Elizabeth's dream that she might someday be appointed as a judge begins to dissipate when she takes on this highly controversial case, but disappears completely when the married gubernatorial candidate makes it clear that he want |
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